Sturge Weber syndrome, when brain CT is enough for diagnosis: about a case

Abstract

One of the main manifestations of Sturge Weber syndrome is seizures. We report the case of a child received in the context of generalized seizures and in whom a cerebral contrast CT was sufficient to make the diagnosis of Sturge Weber syndrome.

Coexistence of Neonatal Lupus Erythematous and Sturge–Weber Syndrome

“…SWS is also a rare syndrome characterized with facial angioma reaching territory V1, ophthalmologic anomaly (mostly congenital glaucoma), and neurological malformation, such as leptomeningeal angioma might lead to seizure or neurological deficit [2]. SWS is classified into 3 types: type 1 (complete or classic), type 2 (bisymptomatic), and type 3 (rough form) [7].…”

“…Neonatal lupus erythematous (NLE) is a rare condition produced by the transplacental passage of maternal autoantibodies [1]. NLE usually presented with lupus dermatitis including annular erythemato-squamous plaques developing shortly after birth or later following sun exposure [2].…”